2.0rc4 The "little" update - is out!

[Gissio]

2.0rc4 is out!

There are new instantaneous rate averaging options, which let you favor precision or fast response. Please read the updated user's manual for learning how it works.

Haptic pulses got an extra boost, and quiet pulse clicks on the FNIRSI GC-01 should be a bit louder now.

Please let us know if display flashes are working correctly on the FNIRSI GC-01.

There is also a new secondary view that displays CPM and counts.

I've also updated the prepackaged GeigerLog for Rad Pro to 1.4.3d.

Please share your comments.

[dc1rdb]

Haptic pulses are working great now on my GC-01, even at weak setting. Display flashes are working fine, too.
I like the new secondary view displaying CPM.
Have not had a chance to try the new averaging options, will report back when done.

Once again, thanks for your efforts :)

[Montecri]

How not to love this project?

[Gissio]

One request! Can you post images or videos (YouTube) of your GC-01 in action? Can I use these images/vidoes to showcase Rad Pro?

[dc1rdb]

VID_20240428_140824.mp4

Feel free to use them :)

[Elfe12]

[Elfe12]

Feel free to use it. Thank you for this great project. Am 28.04.2024 um 05:50 schrieb Gissio ***@***.***>: One request! Can you post images or videos of your GC-01 in action? Can I use these images/vidoes to showcase Rad Pro? —Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[Gissio]

Elfe12: it seems attaches don't make it through email. Could you post again through the web?

[gkulka-web]

Can you check "Statistic" page. Tube dead time is shown as 28286us~ 0,03s. I'm not sure how its calculated. Secondly number itself should be in "human friendly" units like hours.

[Gissio]

Please read the manual: https://github.com/Gissio/radpro/blob/main/docs/users.md#dead-time-and-dead-time-compensation

Regarding your second comment: dead time is typically 50-200 µs. That's why the value is indicated in µs rather than in ms or s.